Before World War II, few diseases were treatable, but nosology was an honest enterprise. Now, many diseases are treatable, but nosology is a dishonest enterprise. The old nosology, whose aims were empirical validity and scientific respectability, was unconcerned with the treatment of diseases. The new nosology, whose aims are political favor and profes- sional profit, rests on arrogant claims of treatability as a criterion of illness.
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